Training Safety Officer

Brian A Davis 301-***-****

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Princeton, KY 42445

CAREER SUMMARY

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FAIRFAX, VA

LEAD LOGISTICS ANALYST (TELECOMMUTE)

-Hired to bring Subject Matter Expertise to a failing project.

-Successfully leads 4 person team in determining cost analyses and

comparison of US Marine Corps special tools and kits.

-Prepares formal progress reports, work breakdown structures, and Plan

of Action and Milestone documents for client.

-Work ethic and scope allows for telecommuting from western Kentucky.

2005-2010 CIVIL SUPPORT TEAM

(WMD) WASHINGTON, DC

SENIOR ENLISTED ADVISOR, RECONNAISSANCE

-Implemented National Guard Bureau (NGB) guidance in decision making

meetings to procure over $3.5 million worth of new and emerging

technologies and equipment with government contractors, nationally

recognized Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), and senior level leadership

while serving as Civil Support Team Working Group (CSTWG) Vice Chair.

-Joint DoD CBRNE response team's lead trainer from conception to

national recognition that is involved with numerous National Special

Security Events (NSSEs) in the National Capitol Region (NCR).

-Efforts while assigned as command's representative to the

Metropolitan Council of Government (COG) HAZMAT and WMD committees

improved working relationships with other Federal, State, and local

agencies increasing unit involvement in response incidents by 60

percent.

RAPID DETECTION TEAM (RDT)/JOINT HAZARD ASSESSMENT TEAM (JHAT) MEMBER

-Supervised new Rapid Detection Team (RDT) concept of operation that

now incorporates joint Federal and State detection teams providing

immediate response in support of such events as the Presidential

Inauguration and the Papal visit in the NCR.

-First assigned member of unit to the NCR's Joint Hazard Assessment

Team that has provided Incident Command responsibilities during such

events as the World Bank conference and 4th of July celebrations on

the National Mall.

-Skilled at implementing the National Response Framework (NRF),

Incident Command System (ICS), Emergency Action Plan (EAP), Incident

Action Plan (IAP), and site entry plan during stressful situations

involving all-hazards or CBRNE specific terrorist events.

CBRNE OPERATIONS SPECIALIST

-Command's SME on HAZMAT/CBRNE entry, monitoring, detection, and

sampling best operating procedures.

-Routinely provided chemical and biological samples for evidentiary

and life safety collection.

-Employed following technologies to detect and identify chemical and

biological samples: PIC, FID, Ramen, Colorimetric, GC/MS, FTIR, and

reagents.

-Supervision and training of 22 members has improved response

abilities and timeline progressively each year since 2005 to establish

the team as the most proficient team in the nation; never receiving

less than a fully trained identification during any evaluation.

-Conducted and controlled over 100 entries into potentially

Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health (IDLH) environments and

training events while serving as Safety Officer and Entry Team Leader.

2002-2005 CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL INCIDENT RESPONSE FORCE

(CBIRF) INDIAN HEAD, MD TRAINING/OPERATIONS CHIEF

-Managed extensive training program for 450 member organization

focusing on military core requirements, emergency response, capability

briefs, and OSHA requirements.

-Managed over $2.5 million worth of resources available to the

Incident Commander while providing response in support of the

suspected Ricin Mail Incident on Capitol Hill.

-Provided leadership and mentorship to over 400 Marines that was

consistently rated as among the best by senior level leadership.

SAFETY/HAZMAT OFFICER

-Inspected facilities worth $4.5 million for OSHA compliance while

completing formal reports for findings; assigned risk categories to

unsafe work conditions or operations. Operations included casualty

extraction, trenching and shoring, respiratory protection, confined

space, welding, automotive repair, decontamination, driver safety, and

crane/overhead safety procedures.

-Lead trainer for 450 members that established unit's first formal

Hazard Communication program

-Conducted accident investigations, completed required reports, and

recommended corrective measures to senior level leadership. All

corrective measures were implemented.

LOGISTICS OFFICER/EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE CHIEF

-Personally requested to serve as Logistics Officer for $1.5 million

deployment to Canada training facility three times over the course of

two years. Responsibilities included air and commercial ground

transportation, billeting contracts, food contracts, and training

contracts as well as liaison work with numerous national and foreign

agencies and commercial companies.

-Senior enlisted supervisor for organizational section required to

maintain over 235 end items of CBRNE/construction equipment above 98%

percent ready at all times.

-Forecasted maintenance schedules and associated $1.2 million dollar

budget.

1994-2002 UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS (USMC) VARIOUS

LOCATIONS

SAFETY/HAZMAT OFFICER

-Served as Safety/HAZMAT officer for 2 different organizations during

this time.

-Lead trainer for all required OSHA initial, annual, and refresher

training.

-Ensured compliance with 29, 40, 49 CFRs.

INSTRUCTOR-INSPECTOR

-Served as member of all active duty staff dedicated to training and

supporting a reserve Marine Corps Company.

-Provided leadership, mentoring, and guidance to both subordinate and

senior, reserve marines.

-Passed selection process to be assigned as active duty, staff member.

1990-1994 UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS (USMC)

VARIOUS LOCATIONS

HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC

-Repaired military construction equipment, performed quality control

inspections of equipment; and rated performance and proficiency of

other personnel.

INFANTRYMAN/MACHINE GUNNER

-Conducted squad, platoon, and company size infantry skills while

assigned as a member of a heavy weapons platoon.

-Deployed to Desert Shield/Storm, Bosnia, and Camp Fuji, Japan.

-Honor graduate of Marine Corps recruit training, Parris Island, SC.

EDUCATION, SKILLS, AND CERTIFICATIONS:

. Clearance: Secret (Inactive)

. OSHA, 29 CFR Train the Trainer (TTT)

. Resource Conservation Recovery Act (RCRA)

. USA Radiation Safety Officer

. USA Environmental Compliance Officer

. NCR All Hazards Incident Command

. Technical Transportation of Hazardous Materials

. Department of Labor Journeyman

. Department of Energy Radiological Assistance Program (RAP)

. New Mexico Tech Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings (TTT)

. IFSAC Hazardous Material Technician

. National Emergency Medical Technician - Basic

. Risk Analysis and Mishap Investigation

. USA Technical Escort

. USA Civil Support Skills Course

. Department of Homeland Security/FEMA Professional Development Series

. Live Agent/Open Air, DRDC, Suffield, Canada

. Office of Domestic Preparedness COBRA, Anniston, Alabama

. Davis Defense Group Advanced HAPSITE

. Davis Defense Group Clandestine Chemical Laboratory

. Davis Defense Group Clandestine Biological Laboratory

. USMC CBIRF Basic Course

. Emergency Response to Terrorism

. Hazardous Material Incident Management (HMIM)

. USA Confined Space

. Dragger SCBA/BG4 respiratory Level II technician

. IS 100, IS200, IS300 (NIMS)

. Program Management

. USA Environmental Sampling

. Defense Nuclear Weapon School (DNWS) Radiological/Nuclear Response

. Chemical Operations Specialist

. Advanced Chemistry

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